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Apple is facing a potential class-action lawsuit in California for declining to deploy technology that could prevent iPhone users from texting while driving.

General Motors today said it will pay a $1 million fine to settle an investigation by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission related to its 2014 ignition-switch recalls.

Most Super Bowl advertisers spend months on their ads. Hyundai this year will condense the process into roughly three hours by filming its spot during the game.

Toyota and Nissan say they will continue to build cars in the UK despite Prime Minister Theresa May’s plan to leave the EU’s single market, which could make exporting from British factories less lucrative.

Nissan’s deal to invest in a UK plant that exports most of its cars remains on track after Prime Minister Theresa May signaled plans to leave the EU’s single market, the automaker’s CEO, Carlos Ghosn, said.

Renault-Nissan has sold more than 400,000 electric cars globally and is planning further investment to maintain its market lead, the alliance’s CEO Carlos Ghosn.

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In the latest new spot to top our weekly viral video charts, Kia takes a spin around Nurburgring.

Car shoppers, especially millennials, are willing to pay more for the technology they want in a vehicle, a study found. And those who plan to finance their vehicle are willing to pay slightly more than cash buyers.

Incentives not only will climb in 2017, they’ll be more strategically placed, too, experts at the North American International Auto Show said.